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the wrist it becomes superficial, upon the lateral side of the 



Pronator teres 



Flexor carpi radialis 



Palmaris longus 



Flexor digitorum sublimis 



Palmaris longus 



Flexor carpi radialis 

 Radial nerve, superf. br. 

 Radial head of flexor 

 digitorum sublimis 

 Median nerve 



Median artery 

 Radial artery 



Radial head of flexor 

 digitorum sublimis 



Flexor pollicis longus 



Radial arte 



Abductor pollicis 

 longu 



FIG. 63. Dissection of the volar aspect of the Forearm ; the superficial 

 muscles are cut short and turned aside, and the deeper parts are still 

 further displayed by the separation of the flexor digitorum sublimis from 

 the flexor carpi ulnaris along the line of the intermuscular septum which 

 intervenes between them. 



tendon of the flexor carpi ulnaris, and it reaches the palm by 

 VOL i. 10 



Triceps brachii 

 Ulnar nerve 

 Olecranon 



Fibrous arch between heads 

 of flexor carpi ulnaris 



Ulnar nerve 



Branch to flexor digitorum 

 irofundus 



ranch to flexor carpi 

 ilnaris 



Flexor digitorum 

 profundus 

 Ulnar nerve 



^ Ulnar nerve 

 ind artery 



Dorsal branch of ulnar nerve 

 Flexor digitorum profundus 



Pronator quadratus 



